Jermie Calhoun

Calhoun won't challenge DeMarco Murray for his spot as the top Oklahoma back, but he should play a role at least pretty close to what Chris Brown did in recent years. The former five-star recruit averaged 4.89 yards per carry while running for 220 yards last year, and Murray typically needs to split the workload to stay healthy. He's an almost mandatory insurance pick for Murray owners, and he otherwise is a good upside pick in Big 12-only leagues. Besides that, just keep an eye on him.